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Ghana Expands Global Reach with Strategic Visa-Free Travel Agreements
Ghana strengthens international ties with new visa waiver agreements with Colombia, Mozambique, Dominica, and São Tomé and Príncipe, boosting global mobility and economic opportunities for citizens.
Ghana's President Mahama Takes Strong Stance Against Anti-Nigerian Protests
President Mahama takes firm stance against xenophobia, assuring Nigerian citizens' safety in Ghana while strengthening bilateral relations through new diplomatic initiatives and joint commission establishment.
Ghana's Humanitarian Leadership: 40 Tonnes of Cocoa Aid to Palestine
Ghana demonstrates international leadership by donating 40 tonnes of cocoa products to Palestine, combining humanitarian aid with strategic diplomatic engagement while showcasing economic capabilities.
Ghana Shows Global Leadership with 40-Tonne Food Aid to Palestine
Ghana demonstrates humanitarian leadership by donating 40 tonnes of cocoa-based food products to Palestine, showcasing both economic capability and diplomatic influence in global crisis response.
Ghana Launches Major Scholarship Program for 5,000 Tertiary Students
Ghana launches ambitious scholarship program offering 5,000 tertiary education opportunities, with 2,000 slots reserved for brilliant but needy students. Digital application process opens July 30, 2025.
Ghana Slashes Passport Fees to GH¢350 in Major Government Reform
Ghana's Foreign Affairs Ministry announces major reduction in passport fees from GH¢500 to GH¢350, implementing significant reforms to improve service delivery and accessibility for citizens.
Ghana's President Champions Democratic Reform at AU High-Level Dialogue
Ghanaian President Mahama calls for strengthened democratic institutions and civil liberties protection across Africa during the 13th AU High-Level Dialogue on Democracy in Accra.
Military Deployment in Bawku Crisis Must Follow Legal Framework
Security expert Col. Festus Aboagye calls for legal compliance in military deployment to Bawku crisis, emphasizing democratic principles amid escalating tensions and student killings.
DRC: How Digital Extortion Schemes Target Government Officials
An investigation into recent digital extortion attempts targeting DRC government officials reveals sophisticated schemes using social media for blackmail. The government's firm stance against such manipulation offers lessons for other African nations pursuing digital transformation.
The 'Nicolas Effect': How Tax Burden Shapes Modern Social Contract
The 'Nicolas Effect' sweeping France offers crucial lessons for developing economies about tax equity and social contracts. This analysis explores how growing economies can build transparent, fair tax systems while maintaining social cohesion.